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This one is for Kerry.
A school friend of my wife has worked in the film industry in Vancouver for years & had various celebrities sign photo's .
She had Lynda Carter sign this 8 x 10 for our kids.
David
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Hi Sean, thanks for the love & kind words on this "Wonder"-ful picture ;-)
Thanks for the love guyfrmatl.
GREAT , this is very special, with your children's name, very special, thanks for sharing!!
Thanks Kerry for the love & the kind words, I new I had to dig out this picture when you mentioned her on your post.
Glad I could share it with you.
Thanks for the love nldionne, nice to see a new face on my post.
Thanks for the love, Tony & vetraio.
Linda Carter was in Regina about 95 I think, she did some of her filming in a police station (Actually the magnificent foyer of the Federal Building in Regina) where I worked for 4 years and worshipped the magnificent standing art deco lamps and brass art deco balustrade she came down on. Love the W.W. photo
Thanks for the love Phil, I didn't know that she had filmed anything in Regina.
I've never been in the Federal Building in Regina, sounds magnificent.
A photo of her coming down that balustrade would be cool!
Thanks again.
Check out Kerry's Wonder Woman watch here:
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/83226-1977-78-superman-wrist-watch?in=user
Thanks Mani, crabbykins, czechman, official, ttom, freiheit & Frosty21 for showing Wonder Woman some love.
I appreciate everyone stopping by!
Yes saw the watch by Kerry, super fabulous, and she played a cop. Just looked up the info.
David Gardner, who starred with her in the 1996 made-in-Regina TV movie Family Blessings. Originally aired September 6, 1996.
http://popgoesthenews.blogspot.ca/2009/08/lynda-carter-wows-fans-at-indigo-books.html
Thanks for the info Phil, the first thing that popped into my head when I saw the pics was the tune from Roxette "She's Got The Look".
na na na na na na she's got the look......................
Wonder-love from me! My pants still get ''tight" looking at her in that outfit !~)
Thanks ManCaveShop for the Wonder-love, but that's too much information...lol
Ya, sorry about that. Typing B4 I have a chance to clear my head of her image makes for goofy posts.
That's okay M C S it's been scientifically proven that the sight of a beautiful woman causes a man to not think straight. lol
lol bro :-)
Nice card!
Thanks for the love on this photo cwork & Ted.
Thanks for the comment as well Ted.
I watched almost every episode! Thanks
Thanks for the love Moonstone & you're welcome. I thought it was just the guys that watched her show! lol
Thanks for the love, Hedge, petey, ttom, toracat & pw-collector I appreciate you all stopping by.
Last year, I had the opportunity to meet and work with Linda Carter, on one of here recent records. since I was a teen when the show aired, I do remember it but I really remembered her! I will say this, she is every bit as beautiful today. And a sweeter person, you will never meet!
Thanks for the love signaholic, you're so lucky to have met & worked with Linda.
You here so many stories of celebrities that are difficult to work with, it's nice to hear that your experience was positive & memorable.
I didn't even know that she was a recording artist.
Thanks for sharing your nice story with us.
David
Thanks for the love lundy & Moonstonelover.